The Registration Page
What a visitor actually sees.
Every webinar has a public registration page of its own. You will find its link on the webinar's page, where you can also open it to see exactly what a visitor sees.
It needs no login, and it is the link you should share — not the meeting link, and not the watch link.
What the page offers, by type
| Type | The page shows | After signing up |
|---|---|---|
| Live | Your date and time, in the webinar's timezone | A confirmation, then the waiting room on the day |
| Evergreen | That it is available now | Straight to the video |
| Just-in-Time | A choice of start times, in the visitor's own timezone | The waiting room until their chosen slot |
What you control
The headline
Basic Info
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The line that does the persuading. Set on the webinar itself, not in the registration settings.
The fields
Registration Form Fields
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Which details you ask for. Fewer fields means more sign-ups; more fields means better qualified ones.
The look
Form Styles
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Primary colour, button background and text colour, and the button's wording — which defaults to something like Reserve your seat.
The small print
Consent & Legal
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Your consent sentence and links to your privacy policy and terms.
Warning: Share the registration link, never the meeting link. Someone who arrives straight at the meeting has no attendance record, no watch time and no name you recognise — so as far as every report is concerned, they were never there.
